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As MANY Or OUR CUsromERs

prefer to purchase Wash Fabrics early in the
season, and have them made up ready for i'll
slant use, We have concluded 10 open advance
invoices of these goods. and have now ON sale
the following excellent lines:
SATEENS
superb stock of the celebrated FRERES
kOECHLIN French Sateens. in plain shades
stripes, checks and figured effects, in
TIE largest variety of designs and colorings
ever shown by US any preceding season. These
more closely resemble the beautiful Foul
aru SILKS than any other make, and are hardly
dls'lhsulshable from them when made up.
NOTE-For the convenience of customers We
nave also placed line OF these estimable goods
In our Dress Goods Department. first floor
GINGHAMS.
Seersucker Ginghams in choice stripes: Plaid
and Checked Ginghams i'll good variety; 10 and
121sc. per yard
PERCALES
Gold Seal' Indigo Blue Percales wide goods
blue ground. with neat patterns in white and
gold; colors warranted; only Ike per yard
SHIRTINGs.
Full yard wide Shifting Percales soft-inished
puritan" Muslins, white ground, with a vast
assortment of neat pink, blue and black pat
terms; also designs of horse-shoes, whips dogs
heads, cats heads, anchors, ETC.; especially for
boys waists: only l21ec. per yard
2S-lnch Century Cloth (old style calico),
strong, wide. serviceable, and warranted to keep
Its color in laundering; choice variety of stripes
and figures; only 1Oc. per yard
PRINTS
White ground, with colored figures; medium
colored grounds, with choice figures; purple
calleoes, black calicoes, etc. representing the
largest and best stock of prints yet carried by
US. only SC. per yard,
SPECIAL--5,OOO yards of black and white
plaid Scotch GinehaIns, regular 25c quality,
with the style against it. We offer them as q
special Drive, at the low price of Sc. Der ward
(Second floor: take elevator)
WOODWARD Il LOTHROP f.
VD.-WIDE SATINEs. IN SHORT FNDS ~.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WANTED-A LADY DESIRES POSITION As ST.
cTetsry eopyist clerk in law or any ofic whrrc
Address wfINaS sasr o If Heeded willing to T9.
WNIED-Bf AN INTELLIGENT LADY, A Po-
J. B. L. Star etse or iadss companion Address
WANTED-BY GENTEFI ToRED Girl A
n,us an as chanbermsid: good city references
Apply At 62S Delaware ave. sw 1t.
WAMTED.BY RESPECTABLE COI.oRED wo-
nurse =. can furnish good references Apply II5o 9Th
WANTED A YOUNG LADY GERMAN A
0ven. Address B. A, star Office 1T.
WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE CoIoRED
private family Best Of rsfeTenees ca a. 81 n m
WANTED RESPECTABLE CoIoRRD Girl.
family Good references Cali al 81 St n. IL
W .,;nr YOUNG WHITE Girl. A STU
of references Call al is PennssRani. S Sre eIok test
WANTED-A SITUATION. BY GRADUATE OF
address s,sr o and best of reference syen
WANLED-P0SITIoNS FOR MALEAND FEMALE
w cSoke maids, nurses, housekeepers salesiadies
lies Empoymen srsrs in st9Ess and private fam
WANTED-BY TWO RESPECTABLE WHITE wo-
dress best Of q Hook and hs other as sgn
WANTED kNOWN-NAT. LABOR BUREAU Is
ss the hssdSuartsrs for reliable and competent
Servnnts, buuefs, Walters with dress suits, Drivers
NV. q, a.s
WANTED-BY YOUNG MAN. POSITION AS
SslsSman IN grocery store have not had much
Eerence. out Am willing to work for small wages at
nrsti can give good references Address h Ell
LlOII r u BOX zig, city. f4-2ts
WANTED-A FIRST-CLASS TENOR DESIRES
w eneageme0ts: church choir. concerts private
houses Address care T. f. DROOP, 925 Pa. "A :Sts
WANTED-BY FTRsT-CLAss FRENCH MAN
Sook' position in a private family. good city
re1erence. Address at 90l Gath st. NV. f3-3t'
WANTED-A CLERK IN THE WAR DEPART
w ment, who understands thoroughly the prepars-
uon Oh pension claims. would like employment by a
PENSION attorney after do the work al home
II desired Address EDWARD, Star office. f:S-3t.
WANTED-BY YOUNG MAN A POSITION AS
w collector: several years experience; good refer
ences. Address ii. s., Star Office. f:6-3t.
WANTED-ALA LADY OF SETTLED HABITS. WHO
w 9niasrstands the care and management of house
dno children good reader. q trained stenograpier
ana typewriter desires employment; excellent test-
moniais furnished Address Box 134, Star office.
f3-3t-
WANTED KNOWN THAT ONLY RFIIABIE
W ana competent servants in all capacities-white
and eolored, with city references. CO0MBS 4 Ri r.
CESS. Employment Bureau, 926 st. NV ta.S st.
WANTED-KNOwNC COLUMBIA EMPLOYMENT
w Bureau Is the place get first-class servants
drivers, &c. 30S East Capitol ST. ja3l-lw.
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BBBfs "A 3 2 MAJ MMM MN !. ssss
B. B AAA u u N M
BIB UU II II II SSSS

FL III {. $s,$ WV sf$HHs IS. So =
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
desire to call attention to full line Of Cream.
Bleached and Turkey Red TABLE DAMAsKs. We
win offer for the next ten days the following bargains:
8 pieces Cream DAMAsK, go inches wide, At 45c.
worth 60c.
pieces Cream DAMAsK. so inches wide. much finer
quality, at &c., worth Zoe.
10 pieces Bleached DAMAsK. SO inches wide. worth
&c., at 6Oc.
5 pieces Bleached DAMAsK, es inches wide. At 75c,
worth 81.
5piecss Blesehed DAMAsK. es inches wide. q. q.
6pieces Turkey Red DAMASK SO inches wide war
ranted last colors, at 45c., worth 55c.
5pieces Turkey Red DAMAsK, So inches wide, war.
ranted fast colors. at Soc, worth Csc.
pieces Turkey Red DAMAsK. 60 inches wide, war
ranted fast colors, at 621sc.. worth 75c.
so dozen Damask TOWELS, 25 inches wide and so
long, at 29c.; would be great bargain At 4Oc
so dozen Fringed NAPKINS, Cream with oolored
borders, at &c.. worth $l25.
80 dozen White NAPKINS. at 81 Is, worth s1.4o.
40 dozen x NAPKINS at 81 .65, worth %.
be grert bargain at $3.50.
10 pieces ALI linen Glass TOWEIING "a inches wide
at 12hc., worth zoe.
And full line of TOwELINGs and CRASHES, all
qualities, at lowest prices
One case of Lonsdale CAMBRIA at 1Oc.
One case 104 Pequot SHEETING, at 22kc.
65 White SPREADS, Marseilles pattern, at 7sc
so Extrs-size White SPREADS, at oOc
100 White SPREADS, beautiful designs extrasize and
quality, At CSC.
The balance Of our COMFORTS and BLANKETS to
close at below cost.
BIB U U MN MN ~ eSSc
Emp Knfb "A T = MM NM sss
BBB uu n Nh ssss%"
IS 9TH sTH AND SITS.
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The plumbers OF the London newspapers in deal
ing with American social topics are proyerbial
The Times furnishes the latest example In con-
Tasing the Century club OF New York city with the
Nineteenth Century club, and treating its readers
10 grave editorial discussion OF the peculiar rea-
tures OF the Latter organization under the name OF
Inc iofher- the confusion, In view OF the refer
ence 10 ladies as members OF the club and nartar-
ers In It's debates is about as funny as the him.
oers an unIaTeled American occasionally makes.
W the vast amusement OF his British cousins. by
mixing up the Lord Chancellor with the Chan
eeuor OF the Exehequer, or assigning Lord Randolph
churchill 10 seat ia The House OF Peers IT. "a
fortunate that the laugh Is not always on one
sue; out when we reflect that every English tour
IS worthy Oh especial consideration is royalty en-
i.aneu oy the ciuos In our great cities, 1t seems
As IL would be only the part of courtesy for ,h,
and their educated cOuntrymen 10 remember -
names OF their chief entertainers
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NOR THE BENEFIT OF THE LADIES.
desire to cali the attention Of lady friends and
the PUBLIC IN general TO special sale of SILKS, VEL
VETS, DRY GOODS and FANCY GOODS, now on sale
at 621 Pennsylvania ave. among which can be found
all the desirable novelties of the These goods
sold to the highest bidder your price being our
price. we have no price on them.
IN OUR SILK DEPARTMENT
we have
RHADAMEs. SURAHs, MARvEILLEUX, sURAHS,
BROCADE vELvETS AND PLAIN vELvETS.
IN OUR DRESS DEPARTMENT
we have
TRICOTS, SURGES, BASKET CLOTHS PRUNELLE
CLOTH AND MANY OTHERS
ALL SEASONABLE
We. invite you to either of our THREE DAILY
SALES. morning 70 till pm. afternoon till 80;
n BIO the ladies who desire to avoid the rush
always at day sales call attention to our even
ing sales and remind them that at All tunes they viii
find seats provided for them.
WEEKS 4 CO., Auctioneers
eESpecial sale of fine Silks and Veivets on Monday
next. f52t
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-ROOMS AND BOARD FOR TWO NEAR
w St car line: hrst-class references required:
terms moderate. Address Box l22, Office f,-sts
WANTED-A .SECOND-STORY FRONT ROOM
w unfinished with board for married couple:
reasonable rates; northwest section. Address L. c.
300 ST. NV. fl-Its
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IN
IL HE

FOR THE MONTH OF FEBRUARY WE OFFER
SPECIAL INDICTMENT FOR YOU TO TRY THE
5. C." CORSET. UNTIL MARCH lST WE WILL
SELL 1T FOR sl75. WHY? TO INTRODUCE 1T.
AFTER MARCH 1ST THE PRICE WILL. BE 30
WE WILL GIVE YOU WEEKS TRIAL OF THE
IS. c."
THE IS. c." IS FRENCH HANDMADE CORSET
OF THE FINEST sATTEEN, WITH EMBRoID-
Erred EDGE. AND TOP AND BOTTOM STITCH
ING IN SILK 1T HAS SIDE sTEELs AND 5
HOOKS. 1T COMES IN WHITE, CREAM PALE
BLUE. OLD GOLD. CARDINAL AND BLACK. WE
KNOW 1T TO BE SUPERIOR IN QUALITY AND
FINISH To REGULAR 1925 GOODS.
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The Spanish minister says that he used the
words "reprisals" and coercion" which he adj.
Slsed Spain to adopt against the United States in
peaceabir and Pickwickian sense England de-
elareS that friendly negotiations VIII settle the
fisheries dispute The Emperor William protests
10 The Car, pom honor, that Germany has no In.
tehtion OF attacking France. Bismarck follows
suit NJ Goblet and VI. de Freycinet declare and
declare and repeat their declarations that the
sentiments and policy OF France are pacific The
only nation openly and avOwedly thirsting for
gore at present is the United States. But the
european nations continue TO prepare for war
rapidly and steadily, While the United states con-
tents Itself with an amused inspection OF the holes
In It's armCr. Actions speak louder than words
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&c
The --LATEST.
THE POPULAR PRICE FOR A BUSINESS
SUIT Is TEN DOLLARS. BAsINa OUR CAL
CULAT1ONS ON THE KNOWLEDGE OF
THIS FACT WE LAID IN AT THE BEGIN.
MING OF THE SEASON ENOUGH su1TsAT
THAT PRICE TO STOCK AN ORDINARY
CLOTHING HOUSE. STACKS OF EN-
HAVE BEEN SOLD STACK OF EN- STILL
REMAINS. WHY WE GIVE 1T UP. THE
PATTERNS ARE STYLISH; THE STYLES
ARE CORRECT; THE PRICE WAS MORE
THAN REASONABLE CONSIDERING THE
QUALITY OF MATERIAL AND WORKMAN
SHIP. ALL WE KNOW Is WE'VE GOTTEN
AND WE DON'T WANT EN-, DO YOU, IF
so. TAKE YOUR CHOICE OF SEVENTEEN
PATTERNS IN SACK AND FRocK STYLES
FOR SEVEN DOLLARS. IF THE PROPOSE.
TON STRIKES YOU FAvoRABLY BRING
|, SEVEN DOLLARS ALONG AND TAKE HOME
GOOD sERvICEABLE, STYLISH SUIT OF
CLOTHES. OR. IF YOU PREFER, WILL
SEND IT HOME FOR YOU. YOU SEE.
WE'RE ANXIOUS TO PLEASE. LOOK EN-
OVER. ANYHOW. THEY ARE ON ExHIBI-
TION IN THE NORTHWEST WINDOW,
MARKET SPACE SIDE.
sAKs COMPANY,
RELIABLE CLoTHIERs,
Is SEVENTH STREET AND MARKET SPACE.
CHILDREN's FINE WOOL JERSEYS, Soc,
~ at the Great Clearing Sale, ct the
Double Combination,
VIZ HAvr CuInrD
OVER OUR STOCK SHOE,
and selected another lot of narrow widths that we
tend to get rid OF At cut prices Some among the 10
HAND .Sewed formerly sold at Is, now $3.50; a, no
pa %, now 4I5O. Any odd lots IN broken Sxes
Whoever gets them viii get bargain.
wv sELBY6
Is 1o14-10l6 Pennsylvsnis ave.
b. NJ. BURcHAnD & Bno.
Make Specially Of
ROASTED CQFTEES AND TEAS FOR BoARDIN
HOUSE AND HOTEL TRADE
Send IN m order for sample lot and compare an,
ity and price with what Jon are now usng.
fo-sxm PKNNA- AVE- COZ. ~ ST.
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GENTLEMEN
GENTLEMEN
GENTLEMEN
az You are respectfully invited to attend the exhi-
biton of advanced spring styles at the Palais Royal
Moderate prices asked for high class novelties
GENTLEMENs sCARFs.
44c Silk and Satin scarfs in light and dark shades
hundred designs. Some hand embroidered in col
ored silk. Black Silk and Satin Scarfs of superior
quality also 44c.
&C., and csc. Fisk, Clark F1agg's novelties Some
Of white MORE silk; embroidered in colored silks
in representation Of animals, heads, etc.
25c Sstnlined Silk Scarfs in puff and knot shapes
Would like you to note the designs, colors and
quality before condemning them Tin your mind"
EVENING WEAR.-White Lawn Strap Bows from Be.
to Csc. Black and White Satin Bows, 25c. Narrow
Black Ties 25c and 4Sc. Extra long (3S inch) 6Sc
IL For reason, it is necessary to state the Scarfs
Of Messrs. Fisk, Clark h Flagg are the new spring
Styles not collection of old stock accumulated by
years of encouragement.
GENTLEMEN'S UMBRELLAS.
&1.79. The Genuine "Gloria" Cloth Umbrellas: wear
twice as long, look as well as Silk.
$3.50. "Gloria' Umbrellas with Sterling Silver tops
1926. Twill Silk Umbrellas with natural sticks
1855. Sterling Silver and Roll Gold tops.
1915. Carved Irish Bog Oak handles.
$3 9S Carved Boxwood and Buckhorn handles
1926. English Spttlefelds Silk Gold handles
.15. Solid Silver Crook and Carved Ivory handles
cE- All have Paragon frames of improved shape,
and which makes the Umbrella when rolled not much
larger than q cane
GENTLEMENs CANES.
CSC. Gold and Silver, Carved and Crook tops.
$1.35 Solid Silver, Crooks and Buckhorn handles.
fF Below usual prices, because closed out from an
importer in need Of funds. See the stock.
GENTLEMEN'S RUBBER COATS
16O. The new patent Cemented Coat: untearable.
$29S. Brown Rubber with velvet collar; new.
$1.35. Boys Sizes
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ED-WIDE SATINES. IN SHORT ENDS 7ac
n at the Grea. Clearing Sale at the
..o. Double Combination
lf-ot 1241 and l2i3 ] tn st 8 a
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1905 18th st. NV. 6r.S16
lS03L 1T. N. W, 4r......l5
1872 y J ave. n W 4r-l5
AZ Defrees 1t. .7r....l5
= 9Th st. road, W.. OR. Is
Oak Lawn. 18th 1T. eK-
tended, NV, 2r........15
20l9.2021 f st. 6r,..l5
1908 :S5th St, q BIB
ZIG Riggs st.n.w.6rl2.31
1905 y J.ave n.wGrs. l2.37
ls14 Riggs st. n.w-.6 Or. IL
No. q Tia st. road. , rs. IL
2040 B'dy st.n.w., 4r..-l2
40 rear 423 \ St, ar 10
% 4 Boundary star. 10
zig h ST., 4 rs. d
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

LcoR RENT.DESK ROOM IN LARGE, NICELY
I furntsheds bright once. ST., with telephone
Address DESK ROOM, Star once f5-2t.
LOR RENT-OFFICE BUILDING 635 ST n W
II Two rooms second aoor, e25 per month; 3 front
fourth door. slipper month Elevator soon to be pui
in. JOHN BEAIL CO.
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B. II. WARNER & CO.. $40 Fst.nw.

EoR RENT
Il 1894 Mass ave 4. or inf.
1914 l4th st.n.w. l2r 80. so
12:l9 u st. NV, Sr. .40.55
hos Cor. st. Sr. 80 ~
ABS College st.n.w.. l0r.25
1879 10th st. .w.1r.2O.50
l42S Z 81. NV. Or. 20. 30
1927 18th st.nw ,tirs.20.30
. Langd'n Ter. r rs, 1000
300 LIST st. s.w., 4 rs, 1000
f,-9ts A G GANWnl
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81 II 81. ne, g rs. . 1900
Dob Cleyel'd SITS rs.l4.p5
222o II st. =. w. 5 IT, Zoo
9oS Irwin vt. NV. 5rll.0O
ID 81 'gs'n al n.w-.4r 1890
DOB NJ st. ne, q r., 1850
1l13G II. n. e.. > r., 900
APO Wilson st.n.w. $4,000
lOl0 3. Cap. st. 8 T, 1890
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46S La-av.. basement, $50
4oS La. ave-, 3D. mr., Ar. 30
4ol 9TH St, Ar, list FIR %
9th and Pa. ave, r.l5...l3
Lenox Bldg, r. 25.......-l0
4Ol 9Th ST, Sd T. lr. -. 10
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+ la46 ~ St wer sl3 300 n sw. Or, mi.sl5.3o
800 or m 80 e29 NV, ST, m 20
s2O,q24 9l6 LIST s.e..4r. . 400 Sd ne, r mi -
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ZOOS 3D. st IL isS VI 81 4 W. -Jr.
- "a s.w., y BOB & 31q VI w.5r. " 10
3,e, 3B3S:}35 ii, 5rs.w.l2 III to liz L sw Or 10
f5-3t. G. H. PARKER. cor. Az aud L SITS sw
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WANTED-LOTS.

w I'm 1EII-1VDlC.
WANTED-FROM OWNERS-LOTS n W sNDN
w e. for customers who wish TO build. LAWRENCE
q NASh lulu st. NV. f.p-3ts
"ANTED-TO PURCHASE LOTS IN THE ME-
w ridlan H1u subdivision. Address, for one week
- MERIDIAN HILL.
1o-4r Star office.
WANTED-TO BUY LOT 2OX9O OR 100 TO
w alley, south or west front, north of aud of
iOth; not over 80 per foot Address, stating loca-
non ana price, Box 151. Star Office. f3-}ts
"ANTED-TO EXCHANGE VALUABLE NEW
w houses in northwest section for unimproved
property Address Box 63, Star Office. ja2l-3m
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az You respectfully invited to attend the exhi-
bton Of advanced spring styles at the Palais Royal
Moderate prices asked for high class novelties
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MARYLAND LY1N0-M ASYLUM. FOR INFoR-
w mstion concerning retired and well conducted
0khET MoR0AN. 115 West Lombard ct, Belt-
more, Nd. jASoS6M<3W
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6l0 i st II. W, Tor. &c
3.,6 Ind. av.. IL rs. go
80 & st. NV. or ......5i
1927 L st. NV, IL rs. :. 90
1870 II. 1. ave. 1r.......40
421 9th S. e., llr. 80
81 Nj. ave.n.w .7r.....3C
1924 J. 1t. NV. ar......:t0
22207 18th n.w- 1r. ~. 30
22l5-l1 18th NV. 30
13y 3D. 81. NV, ar. 30
2239 18th st.n.w. ,6r-26-50
ia Mass.av.n.w.,s ar. .25.40
l4:}6-l440 Pierce T.,
I..-.-..-.-....-..- So.4u
1928 9th n.w.,1r...25.3 81
1925 N.J.ave. W. ,6r.25.:}O
1916 Larch St, 6r. .25.30
$40 X st. Sc. 1r.-.....25
Gth& Sumner cts ..7r.222! ~
5044 p st. n. W.. 7r. ...22. 80
6l6 G st. me-, Or. 20. 30
100 Conn. ave, or. .20.3o
1881 n. Cap. or 20 30
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EoR RENT-HoUSES.
STORES ETC

STORES. ETC.
Str. rm. and part cellar.
cor.ith and NJ sts.n W S2o
Str. and dwg. 625 9th ST.
s.w., Sr-...-.......... .16
Str. rm., cellar, L back rm.,
POI II st. ne. ..........15
Stable, rear l4l6 * st.
IL .W.-..-.-....-..-.:..--.f =
Stable r'r 1913 10th NV. Z
Str. rm. 42l l. st. Sc. -. "a
The above il only a mort
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FOR KENT-STORES.
EoR RENT.sroRK WITH USE OF GLASS
II cassa- 233 9TH 1t. Nv. f5-:its
EOR RENT-STORE 2O26 I4TH ST n W, LARGE
4 new eacsroom and concrete cellar; rent, e25 per
month ny yeax. JOHN Z BEAlL Z Co.
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I,oR RENT-DANENHowER a son,

IL ID Strtet N.
- Iowa Circle, 12rmiS10o I'LL 10 sine Dr. sls
80 Mass. ,lOr. 3D. sO5 r St A. Or :
$40 81 ave Srs,mi 30 2Os L-2UYl Or !,
ll29 Path NV. 6r. mi. 20 lQa ls st My's III. 10
1121 oath 6rmi is III Jackson st. he, Ar. 10
81
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VyoR RENT-ADMIRABIY LOCATED AND VERY
1eslrabe brick dwelling. 4. rooms furnace aud ali
modern improvements. 400 l. ST nv
1a,,2-3w' TYLER RUTHERFORD, Ic-s6 r NJ m w
1roR RENT-NEw Two-SToRY HOUSES. ALL
II improvements; S2J. Also smaller ones al sl2
T.. A. MCINTYRE.
III a
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LroR REMITTANCE AND CENTRALLY LOCATED
u House, $50 st. NV. IL ROOMS hath. cellar, &c
$50 Also. almost new Brick 136 IT. nv. : rooms;
bath. cellar Sc. S3s. Large House, l2a5 9TH st "
III rooms. $50 Small Brick 6O9 10Th n. e
rooms sl4 Small Frame, 134 18th 1t. n w, 4 rooms,
S25. ALBERT +. FOX, 920 sLnw. f5-3t
NOR RENT-LARGE HOUSE, 1871 ST WIZ
Il rooms, stable. &c. Mtll be rented q whole or
separate. ALBERT f. FOX. 800 r. st NV f5-:,t
The sun., 1887-11-17
SHERIFF'S SALE.


STATE OF MINNESOTA, County Of stevens
Notice is hereby given, that by vi,tne Of All
execution to me dirsc,ea and d.livercd
aud now in nv hands, issned out
Of the District Conrs, 18th District
in and for the County of Stevens and State q
Minnesota, upon Judgment rendered there
Nilsson, cop rtners as larson and Nilsson, and
against Michael calvin. have levied npol
the following described real property OF said
Michael Calvin. to- wit:
The west half ~ OF the southeast quarter
S. K. " Of section number twelve, CS) in
township one hundred twenty-f mr., (12i
ncrti, Of range numl er forty-two. (42l wss.
o. the fifth i5sh) princieai meridian, i'm said
county and state; also fractional lot number
three, (3) in lock numl,er twelve, fi2) in
Morris Additions 10 the vii age # Norris, and
lot number twenty, coy in lock number
twelve (i2) in Morris Addition to the village
OF Morris aiureS;it.
And that | shall. on S.turday The 1917, day
Of Decc:nb'r, A. D. 1897, at the hour OF 10
o'clock A. H., OF said day, ut the law Office Of
Gearge Il. Darirg in tha village Of Morris,
III said county an.. state, rrocssd to sell all
the right, title and interest Of the above nam
ed Michael Gafrin in and to the above de-
.scribcd pr"pe: tyr to satisfy said Judgment
and costs, amounting to five hundred six dol
lars and eighty-nine cents, together with all
accl uirg costs Of sale, and interest on the
same from the 9th day Of December, 1896, at
the rate of Z p cert. per annum, at Public
Auction. to the highest bidder for Cash.
GEO. H. MUNRO,
GEO. e. DARLING, Sheriff OF -;iev ems Co.,
Attorney for Judgment Creditors. Mum.
Dated, Morris, Minn.. y tober 3cnd, 1887.
The sun., 1887-11-17
BACON CIR SHAkE5PEARE7
CONTINUED.

The theory of the "Daconians" is
that the name Shakespeare was NOM
DE PLUME Of Francis Bacon, who had
good reasons for wishing that the
plays should not be published under
his name, and that when it was nee.
essary to put forward some author s
name, none filter or mere popular
t1an that Of the rising and ropuiar
theater manager could be adopted for
the purpose that the name was pur-
posely distinguished by the different
spelling; that the plays were sent in.
probably anonymously, by the author
to the manager (Shakesreare) of the
Blac1friars Theater. who adopted
them for the stage. introducing. per.
haps, some Of the low comedy bust.
ness into them, and brought them out;
that Shakespeare was the producer
not the composer of the plays.
The reasons Bacon and his friends,
who were in the secret Of the author
ship, had for wishing that during his
life. or Immediately after his death,
he should be recognized as the author
were cogent. The Stage and drama
were at that time nc the lowest ebb.
Players and playwri.ers. ard poetast-
cares. WHO ranked among tie class OF
.ne'er -do-weeis,'' vagabonds, sewers
Of sedition an! disor.ler'y persons.
Henry VIII.and Elizabeth had utter
ed proclamatiuns against stage plays
as tending to immortality, disorder in
the state and depfa. ity in religion.
Bacon's mother was strict Puritan
and her sons connection with the
stage as a playwriter would have been
a great offence to her.
Besides sncll / crs nal Imotiyes for
: naming concealed poet, B.con
had. no doubt stronger motive. In
bllose days, when neither daily papers